Angie: We may fail to appreciate some of our prosperity because we don't have a handy yardstick that shows how much better off we might be than others. Angie: On the other hand, an upside of our not comparing like that is that we are constantly striving to make the world even better. Stephen Kohn: I was standing on the subway platform in Philadelphia and thinking about my kids' cousins who were staying at their grandmother's house for the weekend.
How does comparing yourself to others affect your well-being? What do you do when there’s no one left to blame? And should we all just move to Finland?